Metaswitch Networks: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 06:43, 14 October 2015

Clients:

Other contacts:

Client: Lancelot Robson <Lancelot.Robson@metaswitch.com>, with advice from stephen.remington@yahoo.co.uk and Neil.King@uis.cam.ac.uk

Confirmed:

Others under discussion:

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-Contact: Beth Gorman <Beth.Gorman@metaswitch.com>
+Clients:
+* Emma Gordon <Emma.Gordon@metaswitch.com>
+* Lancelot Robson <Lancelot.Robson@metaswitch.com>
-Potential client: John Palombo <John.Palombo@metaswitch.com>
+Other contacts:
+* John Palombo <John.Palombo@metaswitch.com>
+* Beth Gorman <Beth.Gorman@metaswitch.com>
+===Project proposals for 2016===
+Client: Lancelot Robson <Lancelot.Robson@metaswitch.com>, with advice from stephen.remington@yahoo.co.uk and Neil.King@uis.cam.ac.uk
+* [[Sailing by sound]]
+===Projects offered in 2015===
 Confirmed:
 * [[Extrusion finder]]
+* [[Culture Glasses]]
 Others under discussion:
-. [[Beer Goggles]]
+. [[VoIP Network Quality Tester]]
-. [[VoIP Network Quality Tester]]
 . [[Intelligent Orchestrator]]
-Culture Glasses
-Google Glass is an amazing product, but can make the wearer seem a little geeky. The goal of this project is to compensate for that, by using the Google Glass camera to identify a barcode on a cultural product you are holding (say a book or vinyl LP), and then provide a private display with cues of clever things to say about it. This will probably come from online reviews, but your software will need to spot the barcode, find the reviews, and distil them into a few words that make the wearer seem as smart as possible.